Collection of articles written by Shem Malmquist FRAeS || Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in these articles are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any other entities, organizations, parties or companies.

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I came across this article today which I had written quite a few years ago. How many years ago? Well, TWA was still in business! I should add that my more recent article, here, is a worthy follow-up if you’ve … Continue reading →

I am honored to have been a guest on the 401st podcast for airplanegeeks.com. Great group of folks who are working hard to get accurate aviation information and news out to the world. I discussed how an aircraft accident … Continue reading →

We have become accustomed to the idea that we can do more with less and flying is no exception. Improvements in technology first allowed airplanes to fly without navigators as long range radio navigation then inertial systems and most recently … Continue reading →

As pilots we need to make decisions based on reality. Anything else can lead to a very bad outcome, but what is reality and can we perceive the difference between reality and perception? We live in a probabilistic world. This … Continue reading →

This post is to honor someone who deserves to be recognized. Sometimes the job of flying puts us in contact with amazing individuals. I have been fortunate to meet quite a few in my lifetime and perhaps that will be … Continue reading →